l1.cc

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#include <tests/norm/common.hh>

#include <mln/algebra/vec.hh>
#include <mln/norm/l1.hh>


namespace test
{
  template <typename V, typename S>
  void
  check_l1_norm_and_distance(const V& vec1, const V& vec2, const S& ref_val)
  {
    // Pointer on mln::norm::l1.
    typedef mln_sum_(int) (*l1_t)(const V&);
    l1_t l1 = mln::norm::l1;

    test::check_norm(l1, vec1, vec2);

    // Pointer on mln::norm::l1_distance.
    typedef mln_sum_(int) (*l1_distance_t)(const V&, const V&);
    l1_distance_t l1_distance = mln::norm::l1_distance;

    test::check_distance(l1_distance, vec1, vec2, ref_val);
  }
}

int main()
{
  typedef mln::algebra::vec<3, int> vec_t;

  // Reference value.
  int d = (5 - 1) + (1 + 2) + 3;

  // Tests using mln::algebra::vec.
  vec_t t, u;
  t.set(1, -2, 3);
  u.set(5,  1, 0);
  test::check_l1_norm_and_distance(t, u, d);

  // Tests using plain arrays.
  int v[] = {1, -2, 3};
  int w[] = {5,  1, 0};
  test::check_l1_norm_and_distance(v, w, d);
}